AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoSahrawi Voices: Ireland says any Western Sahara settlement must have the Sahrawi people’s consent, and urges consultation with women, youth and civil society as MINURSO’s withdrawal raises concerns for civilian protection. Culture: The 19th ARTifariti festival closed in Bojador, showcasing young Sahrawi artists and bringing international delegations together for exhibitions and cultural workshops. Women: Sahrawi women’s union leader Chaba Saini Brahim met community members in the Basque Country to discuss women’s roles in the liberation struggle and challenges facing women abroad. Children: Sant Cugat City Council reaffirmed support for Sahrawi people, including meals at a kindergarten in Dakhla Wilaya and accommodation for children needing medical care. Safety: The Sahrawi Mine Action Coordination Office warns that halted clearance work and reduced UN monitoring could leave civilians facing greater risks from mines and explosive remnants.
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